While some people in the retirement-planning stages worry about outliving their money, others have a different concern: that their money is outgrowing their investment advisor. It’s not unusual for the size of the client’s investment to increase well beyond their … Continue reading 3 Signs Your Money Has Outgrown Your Investment Advisor
Only 18% of retirement-age women can pass a basic quiz on how to make a nest egg last in retirement. Nearly twice as many retirement-age men are able to pass, and although those numbers are still grim, this underscores the … Continue reading Think Smart: Why 80 Percent of Women Fail Retirement Income Literacy Quiz
A bold movement rallying America’s retirees to serve God’s Kingdom has unveiled a Prayer Walk Guide and new smartphone app devotional to help seniors find their higher purpose during their “golden years.” The Retirement Reformationaims to shake up America’s sleepy … Continue reading Retirement Reformation Unveils New Prayer Kit to Help Aging
Home ownership has long held an honored position as an integral part of the American dream. But when retirement time comes, rethinking that dream could be in order. Sometimes renting a house or apartment is the better bet both financially … Continue reading 3 Things Retirees Should Consider When Deciding Whether To Rent Or Own A Home
Constructing a smart retirement income plan isn’t easy. Throughout the working years there are many factors to consider, such as salary, expenses – monthly and unforeseen – debt and college for the kids, just to name a few. All of … Continue reading 4 Common Retirement Mistakes And How To Avoid Them
Sometimes a whole crate of birthday candles might not be enough. Americans are living longer than ever, with the average life expectancy now rising to about 79 years. Some have referred to this trend as the “longevity revolution,” but it’s … Continue reading Is Your Retirement Plan Ready For The Longevity Revolution?
Mississippi is the state where your dollar will last the longest amount of time in retirement, while Hawaii is the state where your dollar will last the shortest, a new study found. It’s a common refrain that retirees should save at least $1 million for … Continue reading State-by-State Comparison: This is How Long $1 Million Will Last In Retirement
“Retire Abundantly,” a new book co-authored by Michael R. Kura, RFP, offers retired business owners, executives, and professionals wisdom, advice and principles on how to reduce income taxes and estate taxes to create a greater lifestyle and legacy. More than 44 … Continue reading New Book Illustrates Simple Ways to Avoid Retirement Mistakes
Graduation caps are hung in the closet and now you are facing the world at large. Here are some tips to retiring in your 40’s. 1. Save Save Save You have to save everything you can. Everything sacrificed today will … Continue reading #SmartIdea: 4 Real Steps To Retiring In Your 40’s